The film’s mission to shine a light on the downtrod is commendable, but it gets too lost inside its own form to properly deliver a message
Author: Martin Towers
The Blue Caftan (2023) – Movie Review
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Andrea Riseborough is a sight to see, working hand in glove with a nuanced story that does its characters and themes justice.
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Irati is a visually stunning epic that brings Basque myths to life despite some pacing issues.
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Tár (2023) – Movie Review
Cate Blanchett isn’t the only extraordinary thing about Tár, but her performance is something to behold.
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What appears to be a noir reveals itself to be an engrossing tale of a uniquely forbidden love.
The Film Tower 